News and events
A recent increase in a tax known as Additional Dwelling Supplement can help to tackle inequality in housing across Renfrewshire, address the hoarding of properties by big landlords and reduce
The fascinating history behind those everyday condiments of salt and vinegar is being prepared for Paisley & District u3a members.
A man whose brother died after being run over by a bus claimed he would not have been contemplating suicide.
A council worker carried out a horror murder bid on his father in broad daylight on a busy street.
Mhairi Black MP signed the Holocaust Educational Trust’s Book of Commitment, pledging her commitment to Holocaust Memorial Day and honouring those who were murdered during the Holocaust as well as
Improved transport connections along the White Cart river between Paisley town centre and Scotland’s manufacturing innovation district are a step closer after receiving planning consent.
A convicted killer has been jailed for life for the apparently motiveless murder of a dad in his own home.
Hotel and leisure group Manorview have this week shared a total of £162,479 amongst every team member who has worked there for 12+ months, and they marked the event with
Councillors Robert Innes and Jim Paterson have welcomed the addition of Renfrewshire Council’s Advice Works Service to the local authorities Winter Connections Programme. The advisors will be heading to Renfrew,
Pupils at Goudie Academy, run by specialist child and youth care charity, Kibble, have achieved the prestigious Eco Schools Green Flag accreditation, highlighting their continuous work to improve the school’s